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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs.



tglss5 The CITY. 4.
4 NEARLY every town within a radius OF
flity miles sent representatives hero yes.
terday to attend either the ball games or
the X. Of 2. picnic. 60
Tx rcetaurants enjoyed decided boom
yesterday. 8 All Of them had more patrons
Than they could comfortably feed. The
hotels were also crowded, n
3 N,our before lat 4 raiI IN tbe Oftixena,
railway in front Of the Mcclure house OK.
banded 90 with the heat that Il bowed up
six or eight inches in tho middle. II
= NJ. rot,,o uoro c.ttod an - o;oot .ov.
al u,ppuIs su me o,H ot hnth asyea from
th a ststa Fa;r H,a,u y" yss,sr1av Rv
n no ,I action diao,Jar was nrav"nted IN
ths i,pn " thron, ,ha,o ~, y - =
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Sheriff L. H. Ewart, of Kauawha coun-
ty, arrived in the city last evening from
Moundaville, where he placed four pris.
oners in the stste penitentiary. They
wers convicted at the recent term Of the
kanawhs Circuit Court. Their names,
otienses and terma are as follows: Nal.
colin johnson, colored, burglary, two
years; he was just out OF the penitentiary
when he committed this odenss. Waah
Turner, colcred, perjury, two years. NJ.
J.. Fisher, forgery, two years; he is from
Roane county, where he has wife and a
family OF six children; heretofore he has
borne a good name. Monroe, a
young fellow from Cabell county, was cent
up for one year for stealing. Sheriff
Ewart is accompanied by joel s. Travoier
and s. Hubbard. as guards. They are
registered at the s:amm house.
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DECLINES TOSSE[RYE,.
hon. y. II. SCOTT CANNOT ACCEPT
The Position as a Member of The City board
Of Public Works to which hs was Elected
BY the City Council at its Recent
spectnt Meeting : Ins Letter.

Hon. N. B. Scott, who at the special
Of Council held last Tuesday eve.
ming was elected member Of the Board
Of Public Works, last evening prepared
the following letter, which will be received
by Mayor seabriGht this morning. It Is
sell explanatory and reads 90 follows:
WHEELING, W. VA, July 4, 1887.
70 His Honor, the 3iayor, and Councit Of
The City Of lrheesing. ' l5,ll5..I's
= GgNTLEMEN:-Whiie approaching more
than can express tho honor conferred BY
your body iu electing me to tho Board Of
Public Works, a pressure OF other busl-
ness makes It impossible for me to accept
tho responsibility OF q position requiring
such close attention. / regret that q cas-.
ual conversation misled one OF my friends
to name me In this connection. / am aor.
ry to have even Inadvertently caused
your honorable body the inconvenience to
which l fear the kind feeling OF my
frlsnda may have put you. !. -
\ Yours truly, N. 3, ECoTr.
It will BE- matter Of general regret that
Mr.. Scott feels called Upon to decline the
honor conferred upon HMM this instance.
he would made on excellent member.
The huainees public will fully realize his
position, however, and will not blame
him Tor not desiring to add any more
business care to the many he already has.
It Ia probable that q special meeting Of
Council will be called this week to fiji the
vacancy. !, .f- AS M a. "A &
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. ~,

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
.E Abroad. ~,
Cbarles O'HRrs, Of Weston, was ut the
McLuro yesterday. Il
Thomas Johnson, Esq, Of S!enbenyille,
spent his Fourth in this city. $40
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Marshall, Of Wash
ington, Pa, spent Monday in Wheeling.
/ Charles Carpenter and George HuGner,
Of Cameron spent their Fourth III tho
city.
Mr.. L. @. Applegate and party from
Wellsburg came down and spent the day
hero. Il
Miss Kittia Smith, OF Parkersburs, Is
visiting Mrs. s. P. Hildreth, on the Is
land. g.
Mr.. e. A. Mahood, popular travelling
man from st. Louie, is at the Mcclure
house. J.---5
Mr.. Charles Il. Taney, vile and child
are the guests Of his brother, Mr.. James
D. fancy, OF the Register, on the Island.
@. s. McWhorter, Eaq, OF Buckhannop,
WA registered at the Ssamm House yes
terday. He spent very pleasant Fourth
here. II
= Mr.. 0. O. Hanlon, Of tho Barnesville
Republican, was among these from out Of
town who took in yeaterday's feativitiea
here. W.T.
Andrew Dalzsll, member Of tho glass.
manufacturing firm Of Dalzsll & Gilmore.
Of Wellsburg, died in Wel!sburg last Sat-
urdEy. ,t;' 5;z 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Finn, OF Mounds.
vile, and Mrs. John Falloure, Of this
city, are guests OF Mr.. H. S. White and
family, at Bolton. :.
August Lawedsge, manager Of A.. ].
Beatty & Sons emitting shop, Steubenville,
@, was in tho city yesterday attending
the K. Of P. picnic. BE
Dr.. F. II. Maxwell, Of Steubenville, was
in theAhty yesterday accompanied by q
party Of clever gentlemen. They enjoyed
the day very much. $@ ~ n
Mr.. s. D. Ekir, prominent oil and gas
man from Washington, Pa, is at the
Mcclure house accompanied by his wife.
Last evening Mr., Ekir invested literally
in ERE works and fred them of; from the
balcony Of the hotel, contributing largely
to the brilliant effects that abounded on
Market street for hours. rs
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Artist Dardine Is hard at word on q
handsome arch, designed to span one Of
the principal streets during the Biz Re.
union, August % 10 %. 1t will be sur.
mounted with handsome portraits OF Lin.
coin and Grant, and several others not
yet fully determined upon. Mcclellan,
however, will probable be among them.
The G. A. R. men from thia city who at
tended the Fourth Of July picnic Of the
G. A. R. Of S.eubeuville at Browns Island
yesterday, formed monster committee to
boom the August Reunion. Mr.. ]. R.
Cowdea did the same, assisted by Private
Dalzell, at the Caldwell reunion, aud Prot.
Crsgo did not forget the Big event when
he was out in Preston county.
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The Standard Axle Manufacturing Com
pany, in the Eighth ward, with which Z.
W. Phinney, until recently with the Nor
way Tack Company, is connected, who are
successors to Ralph R. Spears, Standard
Axle Works, have added to their works
new and improved machinery for the
manufacture Of all sizss and styles OF axles.
Natural gas 10 used throughout the works.
The company states that they msnutae-
ture by new process in the forge depart.
ment their own billets, both iron and
steel, made from the best selected scrap,
whereby they are enabled to turn out the
grade Of steel and iron required for fine
axles, rtgF 4 - 53,1 li..i,,.-f; "a
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Am. Raw. Dr.. Randolph read the scrip
ture Lesson, and Rev. Cornelius Battelle

ture lesson, and Rev. Cornelius Battelie
offered prayer. ~ " ~ iSi212E
8 The frat speaker was Mr. Lou. j.
Beauchamp, Of Hamilton, Ohio. 4 He Ia q
master o! the platform and more than on.
tertained his audience Of fully 5000 PEG.
ple. HawaB. some years ago, MANAGING
editor Of the Cincinnati Star, but fell into
tho drink habit, and lost his standing.
He reformed and has been on Inc Mat.
form for the past four or five years. 4
Il At 2 O'clock massive children'a meet.
Ing waa held. 1t was addressed briefly
by CIV. Atkinson. At the close a col.
lection waa taken, resulting In raising
$40. Rev. Dr.. Randolph, In asking lot
money, apoke for a. few minutes eloq uent.
~ on "the day we celebrate
Mr.. Atkinaon, In a Tow well chosen
words, introduced the Rev. George yib.
bert, Of Massachusetts. FMr, Vibbert ID
not go eloquent or attractive a speaker as
Mr.. Beauchamp, but he Ia much stronger
and clearer In argument. He spoke ai
length in favor Of Prohibition, pure and
ample. 6 555ggs 'lI-
At night short addresses wero delivered
by Mr. 4Vibbert aud Others, and tho day
elosed With a grand display OF fire worko
A tremendous rain fell about Q o'clock.
Tho meeting was . great success, and
will DO the cause much good. Iin l''9',l
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad treated
ita excursions very badly. A train wal
Advertised to leave at Z o'clock. Som,
400 or 800 people filed the cars, and re
manned at the station In anxious waitin,
until six minutes before ten. Many hat
gone to the train through a heavy rair
and were wet through and through, bu
they had to wait three houls before tn,
train left. ~. s, IA : q n ( 4
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TIE DAY ELSEWHERE,
Tho alnennorchor's Deutsehps yolkfcse-out

Tho a1nenncrchor's Deutsehes yolkfcst-Out
at tho Park. rs
The Elm Grove Railroad had abou. as
many passengers yesterday on its various
trsius az it ever carried in one day. The
Park wss thrcnged with people, numer-
GUS private picnic parties taking advantage
OF the facilities Tor enjoyment there, be-.
sides whom hundreds Of people went out
to breathe the fresh air Tor few hours.
The Opera House Band gave a concert on
the mound, and the orchestra played for
dancing in the pavilion. There have
been few occasions when larger number
OF people havo been in the Park. Ample
shelter was afforded from the rain.
la At Seibert's Garden, also, there was a
good crowd almost ali day, and dancing,
bowling. shooting and general enjoyment
were INDUCED In by ali. ...r
The Nsnnerchor's picnic a. Mt. Belle
view Park was largely attended, and all
present spent the day happily without a
sign OF disorder to mar the festivities, The
programme heretofore announced was
carried out, and the display OF fireworks
last evening was most admirable wind
up to day without drawback, q rI,.l3l2
Last night pandemonium seemed to be
let loose in the city. Probably a million,
more or less, fire crackers, from the little
fellows, i've cents q pack, to the paste.
board cannons holding a pound of pow.
der each, were fred On Market street ia
the heart Of the city, and hundreds Of
Roman candles, sky rockets, Greek Are,
red fire and all sorts Of pyrotschnics il.
Illuminated the sky in all parts Of the city,
Never sincs the Fourth Of '76 has such q
eaturnslia Of fire and noiae been seen in
Wheeling. It was kept up without cessa.
ton until after midniSht. Just how much
money WAS spent for tho pyrotechnics it
would be interesting to know, One retail
dealer was heard to say last night that he
had sold $50 worth Of FIRE crackers alone.
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q The SESSION for outings has arrived.
Parties going Gu! camping, fishius or on
an excursion should be supplied with a
Photographic; outfit. ". s.. Bell & Co.,
Hamilton Building, Filth avenue, Pitts.
burgh, Pa have a splendid stock Of ans
teus outfits. A call on them will obtain
al! the deeired Information regarding their
manipulation, 80 any one ecaa make pic.
lures. Send ios catalogue, free, p4w
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THE STATE MILITIA,
a Review Of tho Present Status OF, aIllltar,

\ Review Of tho Present Status Of Military
#lt A5E'Et 81 q Affairs. i5Zf We
The Charleston Star learns from Adult
ant General L. L. Wood that there 10
quite a revival Of tho military spirit that
had been allowed 10 dio on. for the past
few yeara. Tho force that the State has at
present Is abou. four hundred and fifty
men and they are in the county OF Richie.
Capt. R. II. Freer commanda one aud
Capt. J. C. Chuck the other. They n,e
becoming very proficient az disciplined
soldiers and arc talking Of visiting Phiia.
delphia and Chicago this fall and enter
the competitive drill Tor the large prizea
offered. s5 4 e. ll,9.55@
The Clements Gusrd Of Msnnipgton,
commanded by Capt. A. L.. Pritchard,
have ordered their uniforms and will, be
ready to be mustered In early this mouth.
The gentleman for whom this company is
named. has presented them with an elegant
stand Of colore. The three companies
mentioned are going into camp this fall at
come point on the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road, at their own expense, which Ger.
tainly shows patriotic spirit and ought
to epur up our Legislators to give them
perceptible aid III Huntington they are
organizing cavalry company, composed
OF the best young men Of the city. They
are also organizing an infantry company
st the Same, place. lss55a
Parkersbutg is organizing an artillery
company, Grafton the same. s. L. Car
bin, Of Hall, has askea permission to or.
ganize an infantry company with the
United States regulation uniform. And
last but not least our own city,
says the Star, will have An or.
gauiza.ion before the summer is
over. The movers in the matter are en-
ereetic young men who have the snap to
push it through, who ara already boast
lug OF making it Tie company. This
move should have been made long ago, it
being the Capital city snd the only ono
in the United States that has not well
organized military company. Our appor-
tionment OF the appropriation made by
Congress for the benefit OF the volunteer
militia 10 $500 95 per year, but we are
not entitled to the benefit OF the appro.
priation unless the number OF our reeu-
lsrly enlisted, organized and uniformed
militia shall DO ct least 100 men ios each
Senator and Representative to which our
State Is entitled In tho Congress OF the
United States, and the amount Of, the APP
propsistion which is thus determined not
to he available, will be covered back into
the Treasury, Our State, II it desires the
benefit OF this appropriation, should en-
courage volunteer militia.
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fs.TAxE a Photographic outfit with you
when you 50 on your summer vacation.
You will find such an instrument eou,ce
OF more amusement to both yourself and
friends than anything else. The expense
Is triting and process Of completing pic
tures easily leaned by anyone. Nv. s.
Bell 4 Co., Hamilton Building, Pittsburgh,
carry full line Of medium and high grads
outfits. No charge for Instructions. Write
Tor catalogue, free. D4w 4
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Burn,e aIsSor.otnl Arrested.

Burnie AIcNof,on, the colc,ed nsti who
assaulted Mrs. Ransom .Tsylor last Mon
day evening, was sIres,ed YESTERDAY in
sseubeHvil!e as q fugitive from justices, on
warrant Issued by Mayor Jnnkipe, Of
Bridgeport Hewil! be hold on the other
side o: the river until the necessary
pspsrs are procured here. Mrs.
Taylor is still in a dangerous condition. @
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T MoUNDsvILLE.S
The Big Temperance Jubilee on tho Camp
n lisy ~ Ground. q: .{1Es

The Big temperance Jubilee on tho Camp
ifljS5 II Ground.
a The Mouudsyille camp ground present.
ed yesterday very much the appearance NICE
Of the Sunday Sam Jones preached there
last August, There Was a lsrgs turn out
Of people from Marahan county and from
Wheeling. Nine car losds went dow,
trom Wheeling, arriving at 1880 A. n.
There were 81 told from 1000 to s 1000
people present. II / 49,;
The celebration was under the diree.
ton Of the MoundsYille W.. g. T, o.. Mrs.
UP. Thatcher, President, acting as mas:
terof ceremonies. She presided with diV.
nifty and quite successfully. 80
y There was q brass band and baud 81
martial music in attendance. The vocal
music was excellent, and wss the resnit
Of masaing the Cameron and MoundsyiIIe
Methodist Cchoiss. Charley Woodhufn,a
Cameron choir 10 superior combination
OF yocalists. e I5S!
+ The meeting was called to order at 10 80
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Clnrgel With Child a,nrasr.

Il Virginia Robinson is in jail at Charles.
ton charged with tho wilful murder Of her
;5.year-o!d child, Sotetta. The mosbor ior
some tridtng sc: Of the little girl beat i. to
death with a hoe, i,actrrins i,s otull.
breaking one arm and inilicting terrible
wounds on The body; and limbs. The
crime was 8 most brutal ! one aid haa
aroused great indignation. Gss n i 4.
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The many friends Of the family will Ye-
aret to learn Of the death OF Mrs. Johanna
Vsas, wife Of Henry Nsss, the well known
musician, and mother OF Prof. Louis Was,
which occurred last evening. Mrs. Was
Was u years CID, and lesves large family
to mourn her, aud q vide circle OF friends
who extend sympathy to the bsresyed
husband aud children in their hour Of al.
Fiction. l y; 4. &, "a 8. 1870
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Urllgeport.

tAF saf.st bridgeport -u.i aEs5.gst IL. 81
Mr.. Wells, Of Uhrichsville, is vising in
Charles Heinlein, joined the fishing
club at the State dam Saturday. a.
Charles Turner and wife, OF Pittsburgh,
are Waiting his parents in town.
John Diggins, OF E.naville, is in New
York, on buaineas and pleasure trip.
Awreek on the G., L. q W., on the St.
Clairsyille branch, delayed all trains
several hours. Ii, e + 81 l.5 5'z l557,
Z The Fourth WAS celebrated bnt little in
town yesterday, most Of the people visit.
ing neighhoring picnics.
Isaiah Bird, colored, died at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his home in Kirk.
wood, Of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Bird
wac member of the colored Odd Fellows
lodge. and oreditsbly held one Of the high
est offices Of the lodge, that OF Pm. :,
and was held in high estimation by bis
brethren. His death will leave a vacancy
IN the lodge much regretted by the order.
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y! ply Y; P p Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1
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FAMOUS SyicroR1RsI.i
ilcon. air,led from FYr,l pag..1

rain, however, drove the playera 10 shelter
after about fifteen minutes play. z,
II speaks volumes for Wheeling in turn.
Ing out such an orderly audience.
Bt"aYankee" Sullivan ID one OF the coolest
headed individuals ever seen in pitchers
box. m yi.{ 'l3s
Captain. Crogantt bIushed like a school
gill when he was presented with that
bouquet. s + "a. s Y R 6 Z Z. s lsg3{t
( Col. Harry L. Alcrrick, city editor Of the
Zaneayitte Signal, Witnessed the slaughter
from the press box yesterday. 5l1ti.
Henry Somehow presented Sam
Nichols with a handsome pair OF pleeye
buttons for bis magnificent playing In the
first game. is
Owing 10 the immense throng on tho
grounds yesterday the Csptalna Of the Two
ciubg agreed to allow only two bssea on q
bit into tho crowd In left and center field.
by this agreement Wheeling Loaf three
home runs In tho morning game.
Just before the game was called yester.
day morning the Wheeling club was pho.
togfaphed In group on the field. Qaite
a number have aigniied desire to posSeas
good photograph Oh oil the men of the
reorganized club, md 1t 10 believed that II
one was taken 1t would have a ready sale
and bring In quite sum for tho boys.
Sam Klmber, tho new pitcher, Is recog.
nizsd by some old acquaintance as "a
member OF the STANDARD nine, Of this city,
In ~. He was then known as Kelly,
| which Ia hia riVht namo Int he In com.
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Below is an hourly rspor! OF the ther.
at @. schnopi's drug store, O ..
House corner:


Tho old; Sheppard McMechen farm be-
low Benwood, in Marshall county, wss
the scene Yesterday Of very pleasant
gathering. 1t was the reunion Of the John
son and Montgomery families, and was
attended By over seventy people, repre-
sentstives being present IRON Illinois,
Iowa, Kentucky and other distant points.
The day was spent most delightfully."- in
varsous enjoyable ways. Atbig dinner
was one Of the features Of the day. IN 81 !.
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Type writers Cheap.

Y, We, have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. tT6eae mschines have
been taken In exchange for the mstchless
Ca!igraph, and will be cold cheap. Writers
Tor rent end 70. sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address Tor cifculara &
S5 EDWARD L. Roex & Co.,
Il, IA; b5 Twelfth street.
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Yesterday jus. % the knights Of Pyth-
las parade approached the Suspension
bridge, Colonel sedgwtcs, Of the Fifth
Ohio regiment, was overcome by the hest,
and had 70 DO helped from his horse. lie
was a pretty sick man Tor several hours,
but recovered during the afternoon sutli
,cicntly to BIO about. ,,,3il
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FOR 3 ALB.

= /. &, 80 ',THfN II a.
Building Sites on Ninete snth s,as, a, srD {
front foot; will sell 20 feet Or r..r 81 T..
from 20 feet 10 $50 feet = : ny ny Huu1oe' "a
hot south Of No. 2SGl god ct, Get proe 81 co.
ny, hoase 70 south Huron t,ee.; ground 80 iee.
~ Acre Farm. four room y, bswod Ia. borse
good gtanely. con.c1lb, sta pic Orchard Of ie0ets
1eaH % IIoc!or creek, seven mites iron, Proctor
s5 sS ~ Or Ohio River ailsoad; can be bought
One Of tho most desirable and substantial raj.
dencea within the city, situated on northeas, cor.
n ~. ~ C9apine and Fourteenth streets, house
NV NV az AN pune street Terms oil payment easy
%ith tn,o 800 balance In equal annual payment
Time given Il desired. :! ~. |'''''' N''S
ho. lSo Twelfth street, q Iull lo. GO BY 10 feel.
si iov'aeo nousa On front, az Ioomcd house %
!, A Desirable residence nj geech Bottom. on the
me q me T., ". 4 Ky. Railroad, y mills i:on
Mhceling consisting OF new frame house sud u
a aedSa o. iand: viii exchange t8f desirable city
No @ North Tront street, ground fronting 60 fee.
aGa running back an equal width 10 riyef.
~. 70. south Penn ktteet, a SIX rooned ithHe
.e. NlIa stone foundation and basement. wAAa
ieet ,n ea1Es fnd cosl house, GROUND toa's
Lot No. us southwest corner Of Virginia md
soath York streets, with part Of tot No. fs6 Id 81
nonung % ieet on Virginia street aud 10 hex o.
south York street. Is "a :; "a cIIJ-T1Isr.
40! iN sixteenth street: on frst loo: Is dining
room, Kitchen, pantry, waah house and coal house;
s secoao hoof TWO rooms and ball; third door,
tnree rooms and hall: Huishea attic, Illuminating
s s In1uGneas waite. On lst and third O1n
o ieet: can now 10 bought 70. si,Oo.
- z hotse, harness and spring W,Son 70. SIS.
JAMES "A. HENRY,
Aeal Estate Agent Collector and Notary Pub!.cr
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! Aprr1t,r. counle

1; "a teparkable wedding took place sstur.
/ day afternoon at!Windsid, Putnam coun-
8ty.aThe contracting parties were Watt
Williams, aged as, and Mrs Betsy 2Larke,
aged 6Sg. Hand IN hand thoy marched to
the Office OF the clerk where minister In
waiting soon made thsm ono. Il The bride
was dressed In while satin, cut decollele,
with diamond ornaments. Alter the mar.
rage Il brass band accompanied them
to their home. They are both OF proni.
mont social Standing and their marriage
caused quite sensation, /
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DENTISTRY.
Che GnelliQetI1f1
New advertisements.

onioe. Nos. rs and :. Fourtoonth Street,
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Fighting on tho Island.

A fight OF some proportions occurred in
the lane outside the base ball grounds
Yesterday during the afternoon game.
Four parties were arreated, and charges OF
diaorderly conduct were lodged against all
okthem, with an additional charge of OBJ
esructing an officer in the discharge oi.h!s
duty seainst two Of them, and a third
charge OF carrying concealed :weapone
against one, who had revolver and 8 pair
Of me!al knuckles in his pockets. Gen.
George Hill is tho only one Of the party
known to fame. 53rr5. f'.stg - =
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To Sail for Europe.

n Capt John NcLurs has secured through
Baiiie's Union ticket office choice state
rooms on; board the stesmship City Of
Rome, Of the Anchor Line, for himself,
wife and daughter, Miss /. Bette. They
will sail for \ Liverpool from N lew York
July 20, and will DO absent In England
and on the Continent till late in the fall.